Sotreq, Official Dealer of Caterpillar Machines and Systems, Calls Recent Graduates for Positions in Its 2021 Trainee Program

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Published on 27/10/2020 at 11:12

Updated on 27/10/2020 at 11:18

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Just Graduated, Looking for Your First Job, But Don’t Have Experience? The Giant Sotreq is Recruiting Candidates Seeking Growth

Just graduated, looking for your first job, but don’t have experience? The giant Sotreq is open for applications for candidates seeking growth for its 2021 Trainee Program. Sign up too, 150 openings at Mercedes Benz! The German multinational manufacturer of luxury cars and trucks is calling for professionals without experience for the 2021 internship program

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With operations in various segments of the country – mining, construction, oil, gas, foreign trade, energy, technology, monitoring, industry, and agribusiness – the opportunities for candidates entering the program tend to be broad.

The Sotreq Group consists of the companies Sotreq, Somov, MDPower, Soimpex, Sematech, and Sitech. The Group acts as a distributor of products, services, and systems from Caterpillar, Mak, Hyster, Yale, Trimble, Perkins, and SEM.

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About the 2021 Sotreq Trainee Program

In total, there are 25 openings for recently graduated candidates looking for their first job. No experience is required to apply!

Requirements

Have completed a higher education degree in engineering, with up to two years since graduation
Advanced level of English
Knowledge of Microsoft Office (intermediate)
Availability for travel.

In addition to training in specific areas, with supervision from market professionals, the trainee at Sotreq will have the opportunity to participate in online courses, lectures, and forums. Additionally, the trainee will have access to the company’s corporate social network.

Application

To participate, interested candidates must apply through the Sotreq Group 2021 Trainee Program website by clicking here

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